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  I THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ATTENDS THE DEDICATION.—A  
  HEARTY WELCOME AND GENEROUS RECEPTION.
  C A special train brought the General Assembly and
I many of its friends to Lexington to be preseut at and take
  part in the dedication Ot` our new Natural Science Build-
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I . The battalion under arms met the train and escorted \
I the legislators to the College. where the artillery tired the
I Governor’s salute. The {orenoon was spent reviewing
  the battalion drill and in making speeches of welcome in
I the college chapel. Prof. Shacl;let`Ord acted in place of `
I President Patterson. Many members OI` the Legislature
Q it responded to calls and they paid many compliments to our
i College and city. Luncheon was served ot one o’clock. 4
_ after which they were shownthrough the buildings. `
I Late in the afternoon they went Out to the asylum,
where they spent a short time inspecting it and its work-
ings. The visitors returned at 6 o’clocl; to the Phoenix
Q hotel where the city tendered them a time reception. At
y 8 o’clocl; the following programme was carried out in the ‘_
I the l\Iuseurn Hall of Natural Science.
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